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In general, ensure the size is right for you, as this cannot be changed and is essential to comfort and your ability to play. Purchase the best quality you can afford; if money is tight, perhaps look at second hand ones but be sure they’re in good condition. Visit a reputable music store with assistants familiar with violins and ask them for help with holding different violins to see what is most comfortable for you; even better if they can play them for you, to allow you to hear the sound, or take along your new music teacher! Finally, there are “best of” lists for violins--do an online search and read a few of these, as the choices vary according to where you live and the authors’ own preferences.

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